Buni lauds FG’s 90-km Buni Gari-Gulani road project

Date:

Share post:

Gov. Mai Mala Buni of Yobe has commended the Federal Government for approving the rehabilitation of the 90km Buni Gari-Gulani road.

The News Agency og Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved the rehabilitation of the 90km Buni Gari-Gulani road also in Yobe in the sum of N4 billion with a completion period of 36 months.

READ MORE: Yobe Not Owing Workers’ Salaries – Buni

Buni in a statement by his Director-General Press and Media Affairs, Alhaji Mamman Mohammed, in Damaturu on Thursday, noted that the road was destroyed by the recent flood.

He described the gesture as a huge relief to the government saddled with enormous responsibility of providing critical infrastructure.

The governor said the road would further boost trade and commerce among the business communities in the area.

“This approval gives the people of the state a sense of belonging.

“We are proud of this commitment and would support the execution of the project in the interest of our people and the business community visiting the state from within and outside the state,” Buni said.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

spot_img

Related articles

Bandits Attack Mosque, Kill 5 Worshippers, Abduct Others in Zamfara

Armed bandits launched a deadly attack on a mosque in Yandoto community, Tsafe Local Government Area of Zamfara...

“No Ghost Workers Here” — Gov. Kefas Defends Biometric Drive, Vows School Improvements

Taraba State Governor Dr. Agbu Kefas on Wednesday dismissed claims of “ghost workers” in the state’s payroll, insisting...

Court-Martial Jails Three Nigerian Soldiers for Life Over Arms Sales to Terrorists

A Special Court-Martial of the Nigerian Army has sentenced three soldiers to life imprisonment for illegally selling arms...

Sani Kaitafi Donates ₦2m Cash Palliative to 100 Widows in Katuzu Ward

Philanthropist and community leader, Alhaji Sani Ahmad Kaitafi, has once again extended a lifeline to vulnerable groups in...